Will this paper work for wrapping gifts? Is it thick enough to prevent seeing writing on boxes, and will it fold neatly?
36111
It is thick enough to hide writing on boxes. I am not sure about it folding neatly. I have only used it to cover bulletin boards.
1237432
...Not sure about the 2.8 ml thick---but if that's the norm for these envelopes, then they probably are. I've received several items (from different venders) mailed in these envelopes, which prompted me to order some. Yes, they do have a sliverish lining to insure privacy.....Certainly are tear-proof & it would require definite intent + a sharp tool to puncture the envelopes.
1074282
I can tell you this, it is thicker than regular printing paper, but thinner than cardboard. It is about the same thickness one would find on a post card or any other greeting card.
1880106
It depends on what weight paper you use. The heavier the paper, the sturdier the box will be. I use Bazzill paper for most of my projects and cards and it works very well. Die Cuts With a View paper is heavier and would work well for boxes.
853411
Yes, tape will stick to it. I use this paper to wrap gifts. I honestly can't tell the difference between the textured sides so I've painted on both sides and taped both sides.
27567
I send mostly soft items but occasionally send something encased in cardboard. I think they are fine for paperback books but you might double bag hardbound books and they are so inexpensive you might not mind that cost. Hope this helps.
654653
I don't believe so. Parchment paper is maybe a little waxed or something and is used for baking. I think you should look in the stationery department or perhaps the art supplies department for tracing paper which should be a little thinner and easier to see through.
233802
depending on the weight of your envelope. but the trick is it does not tear and being thin it it a lot cheaper to use these than the bubble wrap hope this helps
1911955
Yes. Use gold Christmas wrapping paper. It is very effective because of the similarity to fruit especially if you use the kind with texture. Do not put a bow on it. That would be silly.
1349585
It could be used for greeting cards but I wouldn't use it. I would use a heavier paper.
1399769
This is not as stiff as cardstock, and I.m not sure what you intend, but paper is stiff enough to fold nicely and retain its shape. Hope this helps!
1138131
Absolutely! I've had no issue using rolls of seamless paper. It doesn't bow in the middle or anything. Just make sure to have clips to hold the roll in place and keep it from unraveling.
377625
I also received my packing paper folded just as the picture shows then shrink wrapped in a green plastic wrap. Each bundle is pretty heavy and I order a couple at a time. I've ordered a half dozen times from this vendor- the last time being in March 2015 (I use this paper to line my animal cages) and the paper has always arrived shrink wrapped. I previously ordered this kind of packing paper from another vendor and the paper was wrapped in brown wrap and secured with strapping. Never received in a box so far.
1758341
I feel it would be to thick. It is good quality photo paper. Hope this helps.
1784496
I think so...it is pretty much standard thickness tissue paper. Not super thin, not super thick. Its like the standard tissue paper a store would use to wrap fragile items.
1323197
No, this is not good for folding. I use it for making book covers and spines in mini albums. I would look for a heavier weight craft paper.
669200
The paper is sturdy, but porous. I wouldn't use anything but mini glue dots for adhesive. Anything even a little moist would most likely cause the paper to wrinkle as it dried.